The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1887-03-03
IN LIGHTER VEIN.
som THINGS NEANDSAIDO.
SIDE OF REGULAR WORK. uced
What Members of the General Assem-
DO That Interests the Lobby and
lery Members.

lery Members.
In the House on Tuesday night Spe:
Webster seemed to be tiurred by Sevhampto1
members talking at once and during
confusion he said Il am running
don,iv +borht - ~ ~ ~. '" reading
,roS rn,,;r :. ~ lett coun
lnty rail
Scene in the Capitol: \ lobbyist mt :. :.
tee in the Honsa Tbn ~on,tor 'r.S Ugh Point
planning that it was necessary to rel xol,.;,
and repeat to pierce the obtuseness of
..,haaa tesi'oll''eu 'iie looo' in cities
an owl-the more light you throw Oh
the binder the durn thing gets
pandino tho discussion, ~, .bo ~ 20, 600 to
of nstahI;sbinr an .ri,1,,rI ud Ir. Shaw.
chanlcal College in the House Tues "o,eu'
Mr.. Crisp offered the following anne oeila,o
ment: Amend 10y adding that e. the SAFE
farmer IN the State of North Caro-
have an indus rial school and that heI
establish it on his own farm, and that, being a
whole family attend it twelve monthse lnsa e
the year free of tuition" Scusson,
Macon,
Several nights ago in the Senate as ID Messrs
of the Senators of the darker hue ,lll. The
making one of those ''all powerful ato build
stirring speeches.. the Senator fruin was
Pitt became SO interested that he droprughton.
tleman' finished, the Senator from Wfor 1887
tern county arose, and WAS about finis 1883 to
ing loud and earnest speech when Il passed
Pitt Senator awoke with the exclamatio
Hasn't that blamed negro stopped ye
Mr. D. n Bennett, of stanly, made'e e'Jn neni. II.
speech in the House Wednesday on ion an
insane Asylum appropriation. In teton OF
course of his speech he made this surplhe pur-
ing declaration: That any man who wot
come to the Legislature and go throu axe the
the books of the Institution, AS he VOL
his own accounts, he would never be Ped that
on that committee again. At this decli,upport
alton everybody smiled and looked "
Speaker Webster, who appointed the col
mittee, whose face adorned with
broad grin. ,
Dr.. York is like the husband of an al, hmm
bilious lady Of whom his wife said: :" y 'unn'
husband ought to be popular-he tri -. f,r
hard enough. He was first for a pub an,t ~ -
bridge and then against il and then ne e0'@' '''
tra, a,d still ne seems not to be popuaa 1
In the House Tuesday upon the consid,' ''N''i
alton Of the b II to establish an 1igric ua,,,,
tura and Mechanical College he voted ''io-
>haw's motion to table the bill and with , -
ten minutes voted for the bill Aga o'
fi,e minutes after, he voted against it ,o,- oe
the second reading. An things by tur '''''A -
and nothing long" o LOW.
He is new Senator and didn't kl ,
much about parliamentary law He ivy
troduced bill. An experienced SEM, nd a
wanted to kill the bill without vot'n'' "no
against it and so he proposed an object
able amendment. Motion was sh"nrt'
made to lay the amendment on Il so as TO pro-
The Senator who had introduce dstices OF the
hastily seconded the motion passed second
vailei. OF course this carried, ana went over
we'll the amendment to the
the Senator who introduced II halelgh passed
the most non n-plussed man Sc.
ro,;tol 1,r;,,r hi. .a.,-i,, ipS in Cleye